Frankfurt [ Germany ]
D.Code: +49 (069)
Currency : Euro
TRANSPORTATION
- Frankfurt Airport (FRA), the third largest in Europe, provides routes all over the world. You can get to the city centre from the airport in 15 minutes by rail, on the S8 or S9 line. The fare is 3.70 Euro.
- Frankfurt-Hahn Airport (HHN) is 130 km to the city centre and it takes 2 hours from the bus station to the airport.
- All major cities in Germany can be reached in less than 4 hours by ICE fast trains. It takes 1 hour 15 minutes to Koln, 3 hours to Munich, 3 hours to Hamburg, Berlin, Brussels and Paris, and 4 hours to Amsterdam.
- Many large Eastern and Western European countries has bus service to Frankfurt's airport and train station. The bus companies use these locations as intermediate stations.
- Cycling is another handy mode of transport in Frankfurt as Frankfurt Main is a station on the bicycle lane network.
- In the absence of a car, rail is an easy transport option.
WHERE TO EAT ?
- Brucken Keller
This winehouse has been in service since 1652, and is among the mst beatiful and historic landmarks of Frankfurt. The long tables can accommodate extented families or circles of friend. In a nostalgic setting, you can taste the best wines anf relish Michelin-star fine dining.
Schützen Str. 6
www.brueckenkeller.de
WHERE TO STAY ?
- Roomers
Roomers combines a classic style with futuristic details in shades of black. The hotel is close to Frankfurt's banking district. Its smart suites and 3 fully-equipped conference halls are reassuring for business travellers. A member of Design Hotels, the Roomers is 10 km to the airport.
Gutleutstrasse 85
www.roomers.eu
WHAT TO DO ?
Founded in 1858, Frankfurt Zoo is one the oldest zoos in the world. It features 4800 animals of 550 species. In Grzimek-Haus' artificial night environment, it is possible to observe animals in all their time frames. You can visit the town's most central point, Hauptwache, where the foundation of the republic was conceived, and have a drink in its cafe. You may also choose to see the house where Goethe wasw born and where he spent his informative years, and observe the 18th century life style.
Kaiserdom, where 10 kings had their coronation ceremonies, and the old opera house, opened on October20th 1880 with Mozart's opera Don Juan, are also well worth a visit. Book lovers can revel in the experience of a book fair in Frankfurt.
D.Code: +49 (069)
Currency : Euro
TRANSPORTATION
- Frankfurt Airport (FRA), the third largest in Europe, provides routes all over the world. You can get to the city centre from the airport in 15 minutes by rail, on the S8 or S9 line. The fare is 3.70 Euro.
- Frankfurt-Hahn Airport (HHN) is 130 km to the city centre and it takes 2 hours from the bus station to the airport.
- All major cities in Germany can be reached in less than 4 hours by ICE fast trains. It takes 1 hour 15 minutes to Koln, 3 hours to Munich, 3 hours to Hamburg, Berlin, Brussels and Paris, and 4 hours to Amsterdam.
- Many large Eastern and Western European countries has bus service to Frankfurt's airport and train station. The bus companies use these locations as intermediate stations.
- Cycling is another handy mode of transport in Frankfurt as Frankfurt Main is a station on the bicycle lane network.
- In the absence of a car, rail is an easy transport option.
WHERE TO EAT ?
- Brucken Keller
This winehouse has been in service since 1652, and is among the mst beatiful and historic landmarks of Frankfurt. The long tables can accommodate extented families or circles of friend. In a nostalgic setting, you can taste the best wines anf relish Michelin-star fine dining.
Schützen Str. 6
www.brueckenkeller.de
WHERE TO STAY ?
- Roomers
Roomers combines a classic style with futuristic details in shades of black. The hotel is close to Frankfurt's banking district. Its smart suites and 3 fully-equipped conference halls are reassuring for business travellers. A member of Design Hotels, the Roomers is 10 km to the airport.
Gutleutstrasse 85
www.roomers.eu
WHAT TO DO ?
Founded in 1858, Frankfurt Zoo is one the oldest zoos in the world. It features 4800 animals of 550 species. In Grzimek-Haus' artificial night environment, it is possible to observe animals in all their time frames. You can visit the town's most central point, Hauptwache, where the foundation of the republic was conceived, and have a drink in its cafe. You may also choose to see the house where Goethe wasw born and where he spent his informative years, and observe the 18th century life style.
Kaiserdom, where 10 kings had their coronation ceremonies, and the old opera house, opened on October20th 1880 with Mozart's opera Don Juan, are also well worth a visit. Book lovers can revel in the experience of a book fair in Frankfurt.